SAT20 Protocol
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  • SAT20 Protocol
    • Overview
    • Background
  • SatoshiNet
    • Overview
    • Native
    • Safe
    • POS
    • Enhanced UTXO
    • Smart Contract
    • Liquidity Pool
    • Fundation
    • Economic Model
    • Continuous Evolution
    • [Scenarios]
      • SATSWAP
      • Stablecoin
      • Micropayment
      • DePIN
  • Asset Circulation Protocol: STP
    • Overview
    • Protocol
    • SatSwap
    • RSMC
    • Dynamic Channel
    • Full Assets
    • Compitable
  • Asset Issuance Protocol: ORDX
    • Overview
    • Protocol
    • Protocol v2.0
    • Numbering of SAT: Ordinal
    • Read and Write of SAT: Inscribe
    • Asset Issuance Models
    • SAT Objects
    • Name Service (SNS)
    • D-Indexer
    • [Scenarios]
      • FT
      • NFT
      • SFT
      • DID
      • DeIP
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  1. Asset Circulation Protocol: STP

Overview

The SAT20 Asset Circulation Protocol is a protocol that outlines how Satoshis (sats) can enter the BTC native Layer 2 network, how they can be traded and transferred within the Layer 2 network, and how they can be securely returned to the Layer 1 mainnet.

The SAT20 Asset Circulation Protocol is just a protocol and not a Layer 2 network itself. Currently, there is no existing Layer 2 network supported natively by BTC in the market. The BTC ecosystem needs a native Layer 2 network that allows BTC to freely circulate onto the Layer 2 network.

What is a BTC native Layer 2 network? We believe there is only one standard: complete user control. Users must have full control over the security of their assets without needing anyone's permission. They should be able to enter and exit the Layer 2 network at any time without compromising the security of their assets. The SAT20 Asset Circulation Protocol is designed to be compatible with all BTC native Layer 2 networks, whether existing or yet to emerge.

The core concepts of the SAT20 Asset Circulation Protocol include:

  1. Sat Locking and Unlocking: Using Lightning Network channel technology, sats are locked on the mainnet. The battle-tested Lightning Network channel technology ensures the security of user assets.

  2. Sat Transcending: Sats can transcend between Layer 1 and Layer 2, entirely controlled by the user.

  3. Sat Swapping: Sats within the Layer 2 network gain remarkable liquidity through sat swapping.

  4. RSMC: The core technology of the Lightning Network, ensuring that users have control over the assets in the channel.

  5. Dynamic channel capacity adjustment technology: adjust the capacity of the lightning channel through Splicing technology.

  6. Support mainstream asset issuance protocols on the mainnet: Ordinals, ORDX, Runes, BRC20, etc.

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